Bert Myers is a retired physician who studied photography under Ansel Adams. As part of his medical research, Bert worked with X-ray machines and started to use X-ray as his art medium of choice.
See fantastic X-ray images (some in color, too!) of vegetables, minerals, snail shells, and more: Link – via The Huge Entity
Denita TwoDragons
Ahhhh, a gorgeous picture of my favorite kind of seashell! That is a Wentletrap shell, from the Dutch word for “spiral staircase”. They average an inch at the most, usually they’re much smaller. They’re gorgeous little things, and as delicate as a baby’s fingernail. So beautiful!
http://www.gastropods.com/8/Shell_108.html
–TwoDragons
Naser
That is really amazing. I didn’t know physicians were human, and they can succumb to such articulate thingamajig.
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